I sang a little while and then flew on.

I just spent two days remastering my audience version of this show. For the record, Charlie Millers work putting up some of the best recording of the Grateful Dead, both new and old, is amazing. I always look for his versions over all others. Any Matrix with his name on part of it is the one I want. And about this show; it still pleases, or should I say blows me away, 28 years later just as much if not more than it did at the time. Bruce added to the mix nicely. Brent was ripping it. All the boys were really cranking on all cylinders, like a well oiled machine. This band was a huge part of my life. For me, it was never the same after Brent died, though I have drawers full of masters from after that sad day, from the first Ohio shows w/Vince and Bruce and many more. This show was smokin' hot. Just sayin'!!!!

But he doesn't know that. Thanks Charlie.

just trying to bring up the rating of this good show...

ok. so CM doesn't work for rhino...

DMT- Charlie does this work out of kindness. He is also the archivist for Steve Kimock.I don't understand why they charge so much for recordings that so many already have. I've bought many of their official releases.

I don't usually review shows, I leave that for the more knowlegeable. But this is way beyond one star, for the "I'm A Man" if nothing else.

I think most of us have shared you frustration DMT, but this really is a unique performance and an excellent job of remastering! Thank you Charlie Miller! Really, THANK YOU!!